Rapper and former No Jumper personality 4Xtra, reported legal name Resan Bingham, was booked by the Los Angeles Police Department on an attempted-murder charge Wednesday morning, September 9, 2026. Law-enforcement sources told TMZ the arrest happened that day. Police records listed his bail at $1 million. Reports say he was held at LAPD’s 77th Street Division. No court date appeared in the initial booking information.
Complex, citing those same records, reported Bingham was arrested by the 77th Street Division and booked under number 7316558 on a felony. The outlet noted no next court date or release information was listed as of September 11. Authorities have not publicly identified an alleged victim, motive, weapon, or the circumstances behind the allegation.
An arrest is a formal booking based on probable cause. It is not a formal criminal charge filed by prosecutors in court, and it is not a conviction. Bingham is presumed innocent and entitled to due process. The available reporting from TMZ and Complex relies on law-enforcement sources and booking records. Those sources do not detail the underlying incident. Claims about what happened remain allegations until proven in court.
Online posts have linked the arrest to an alleged 2015 killing or floated talk of a “DA Reject.” Neither claim appears in the TMZ or Complex reports, nor in any official public record reviewed for this story. Those social-media assertions remain unverified and should not be treated as fact.
4Xtra built a following through No Jumper appearances and as a Los Angeles rapper releasing tracks such as “OFF THE BACC” and “Bag & Tag Em.” He and platform founder Adam22 had a public falling-out after the 2025 injury that included diss tracks, then appeared to address differences in a mid-2026 studio reunion.
In July 2025, on the Fourth of July, Bingham posted a video joking about fireworks with lines including
“Who wants to get blown up today… I’m blowing somebody up today.”
Hours later a fireworks device exploded and seriously injured his hand. Early posts suggested he had lost the entire hand. Adam22 later clarified:
“I’m hearing that 4xtra only lost 2 fingers not the whole hand.”
That correction is the version backed by contemporary coverage.
Readers should watch for updates from LAPD, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, court records, or any statement from Bingham’s attorney. Primary sources will determine whether formal charges are filed, bail is modified, or a court date is set. The case remains in its early reported stage.
